Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-12-23

s,iend vus receiving overy attention: tho
doctor ensefta ned n h re that hc would re-
coSer. but Tor hs part no considered that
hope perfectly futile Que. IT. Was his opin-
iou, founded on knowledge OF his friends
constitution that Nir. Tyfoii would not
recover.
loy's Anxiety on Wills account grew most
painful. Sho immcd at ~ concluded that
he wus reeci ing insufficient medical atlen-
tior.
She wrote again to NJ. Graham;
II am dcsir,us OF seeing Mr.. Tr foil
once more OF being sono service TO him. II
can. 1 sha therefore pay him an carly
visi'. l cannot cxactly nano the time
when shall do so. for my niece IL III hcf-
self. and must Snatch tho first opportunity
that occtifs Of leav np her for day. Kind
ly add TO your Kindness by informing me of
any marked chanee In Mr.. Tryfosi.@
Good" exclaimed Jack Graham, on
reading thst letter Though u would be
better IL l knew the timc of her comiug
Anyhow, my prospects are brightenins'
He did not answer Miss B-ntley's last
lett r. but telegraphed 10 tho menaicant
thus.
-wa,ch. and telegraph BIS departure for
London.
He told DR.. Brinsiey that he regretted
ttitt Uurtntr~ NDUtQ tIkN nun 10 DtN0lU-
wood. in all likelihood. suddenly; perhaps
that day. the next, or the day nftcr. ho conid
not say which. He showed the Doctor Miss
Brntley's last lcltor.
IL is most Kind aud Christian like"
Bhnslcy obscrycd "but my doar Jack,
your natuml but exaggerated fears will oc.
casion her unnecessary Inconvenience.
The boy will recover am confident of
it,
"You feel really convinced of thiss-
Really"
Shortly after Jack received te'opram
from the beggar TO the following effect
"iS siertod for London this morning NJ
seven o'clock.
Here, then. was what lie had beon striving
for. lIo could not enter Hazolwood House
without an oxeu which would dlRarm
suspicion. lie could get nj Miss Went
worth without encountering Miss Bentley
Jnck went 10 Willis room very hufri div.
Doctor, no whispered 10 Binsley, Il
have just got n letter from tho office.
must b, on Co DingIcwood 10y the next
train. II Miss Bentley comos during my
absence apologize for me aud ~ bright idea.
-you are so very certain Of Wills recovery,
! will call AZ Hazelwood House and stop
her iaking needless Journey. Back Ia
dly or two. Take care of yourself. I'm
white. thon, Miss Bentley travelled to
London by express, Jack Gmham was on
his why 10 Perthard.
Miss Bentley arrived nj Jack apartments
between the hours Of five aud six in the
evening.
DR.. Brinsley mot her in tho passage OF
the honEe. aud ushered her into tn front
parlor. lie thanked her for coming. apollo
gizedTfor Mr.. Gmhnnis alb ence. and told
her the cause OF n. and of his intention OF
calling at Hazelwood House Ira the hope OF
HnIlnu that uha had NOT ofarfrd
"Why should Mr. 0mllnm wish 10 stop
mcg" she asked la whisper thnt a kind.
helTtod person insoluntariiy uses when In
The same house with an invalid. An
too later"
-On the con'mry." the doctor returned,
Dir. Graham's broiberly friendship for Mr.
Trsfoil has led him TO take "A hopeless Wow
OF tho case. have ri least convinced him
that II IL false view. There is no cause
for alarm. hence Mr.. Grahams anxiety 10
roiieve your mind. aud spare you long
and unnecessary journey"
He IL very kind, she replied You
have no doubt In your mind that DIR. Try
foil will recover2'
"None, whateyer The fever IL nov
passing into It's last stage. / may also say
that my patient has begun his Journey TO
convalescence. He has had every care.
Miss Bentley said, simply:
II am so gltd, aud then followed the
Doctor into Wills room.
Poor VIII was unconscious.
She wns greatly shocked by the altera.
tion that Emily's death and hls own severe
ilihess had made In him. As they entered
the room they heard him family muttcfiDa,
and she distinguished her own name, aud
smiled sadly whep she heard him speak IT,
Her visit was not without some value, In
asmHcb rs she suggested To nf. Brinalcy
several things calculated 70 be OF benefit 70
his patient He wondered that he had over
looked them. and resolved 20 follow hor
suggestions.
She stayed there s,sbut half au hour. and
then. assured that Viii was in good hands.
and on ihe road 20 recovery she pressed
DR.. Brlnsiey's hind warmly, begged him 10
ask Mr. Graham to report Willis progress
20 her Ia n day or two. touched the sick
mans forehead with her lips. left the house,
aud returned by the last train 70 psrthafd.